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Old   January 24, 2007, 10:47
Default Airfoil simulation using moving wall
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Alejandro
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Hi to all! The conventional procedure to compute the aerodynamic coefficients for an airfoil is to define the airfoil as a solid stationary wall, and define an incoming velocity at different angles of attack in the far field. I have been trying something a bit different, leave the conditions in the far field with 0 m/s, and instead, define the airfoil as a moving solid boundary, using a velocity in the opposite direction. I was hoping to find, instead of the always "normal" streamlines along the profile, the real flow fiel of an airfoil as it moves through a stationary fluid. Although the relative "velocity" between fluid and body remains the same, the values for lift and drag are completely different (and obviously false for the case of the moving boundary).

I´m trying this as a preliminary simulation of the interaction of two bodies with a relative velocity, so I wanted to leave one of them stationary, and give the other one a relative wall velocity, but if it doesn´t even work for the airfoil, then I must be doing something wrong

Does anybody have any idea to this? Thank you!

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Alejandro
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Old   February 18, 2007, 15:43
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dingxi wang
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I think you need to use a moving mesh,insteady of a moving airfoil. Otherwise, the airfoil will move out of your computational domain.
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Old   July 6, 2007, 10:08
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I have the same problem with a simulation of the effects on the antinoise barriers caused by passing train. I use COMSOL. Can someone help me ?

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Old   July 10, 2007, 08:40
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RISHI KUMAR SHUKLA
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i have the problem in makin moving mesh arround the impeller blades .

i need help in this problem
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Old   February 14, 2008, 10:38
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mahesh kamble
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What is your problem As i m working on CFD simulation of pump i may help you
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Old   February 21, 2008, 06:39
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good evening sir my name is subhani iam studying btech finel year in a.p, sir i want some caluclation about this pump because ia m working in project please give me a solution of the simulation of centrifugal pump

thank you sir

yours faithfully,,,,

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Old   June 2, 2008, 01:44
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Rajiv Kaul
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Sir,

I am facing problem in designing pump casing for min SA and stress analysis by FEM. If you can help me please send relavent material. with regards, yours, RKaul
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Old   October 27, 2008, 02:49
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Nasir Atta
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Hi: I hope you are doing well.Actually I need to buy a simulator for Naval traning purposes. It should have operating, maintinace skills for centerfugal pumps connected serially and parallel, includng measuring equipments, mesters, valves, water tank fixed on holder with covers. Power suppy 220 volt. If you can get me simulator or even tell me where I can buy is from it will be a great help. Best regards. Nasir Atta
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Old   October 27, 2008, 02:51
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Hi: I hope you are doing well.Actually I need to buy a simulator for Naval traning purposes. It should have operating, maintinace skills for centerfugal pumps connected serially and parallel, includng measuring equipments, mesters, valves, water tank fixed on holder with covers. Power suppy 220 volt.If you can help me with it or even tell me where I can buy it from I will be very thankful. Best regards Nasri Atta.
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Old   November 4, 2008, 03:00
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Rajiv Kaul
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Sir, I wish to have a software which could help me in designing cavitation free centrifugal pump. If you could help me please send. with regards, R Kaul
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